covering more than 100 courses) Phase 2: Field Training (approximately 6 to 8 weeks) Organizational structure The Department of State Police consists of the Superintendent's Office and three bureaus; Administrative and Support Services, Criminal Investigations and Field Operations. The Superintendent's Office oversees; - Public Relations Office (PRO) - Office of Professional Management and Internal Controls (OPMIC) - Office of Internal Affairs (OIA) - Executive Protective Unit (EPU) The three bureaus are: Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) - Criminal Intelligence Division - Field Offices (Divisions numbered 1 through 7) 1 - Richmond 2 - Culpeper 3 - Appomattox 4 - Wytheville 5 - Chesapeake 6 - Salem 7 - Fairfax - High Tech Crimes Division - Support Services Division Bureau of Field Operations (BFO) - Aviation Division (comprising three aviation bases, Richmond, Abingdon and Lynchburg) - Field Offices (Divisions numbered 1 through 7) 1 - Richmond 2 - Culpeper 3 - Appomattox 4 - Wytheville 5 - Chesapeake 6 - Salem 7 - Fairfax (BFO Divisions are further organized into "Area offices", numbered 1 through 49) - Safety Division (comprising the Virginia Motor Vehicle Safety Inspection Program and the Motor Carrier Safety Unit (MCSU)) - Special Operations Division Bureau of Administrative and Support Services (BASS) - Communications Division - Criminal Justice Information Services - Human Resources Division - Information Technology Division - Property and Finance Division - Training Division Department of State Police (commanded by the Colonel) Bureaus (commanded by a Lieutenant Colonel) Divisions (commanded by a Captain) Areas (commanded by a First Sergeant) Uniform and equipment The standard Trooper uniform consists of a light gray colored button-up shirt, with long sleeves in winter and short sleeves in summer. A black tie is worn with the long-sleeve shirt. Patches are sewn to each sleeve. Gray pants with a Dark Blue stripe down the sides are worn year round. Black Clarino shoes and Sam Browne belt, without cross strap, gun belt are worn with the uniform. A black semi-gloss straw Campaign hat is worn year round. A modified winter fur cap can be worn in the colder months. A dark blue dress blouse and standard black Clarino Sam Browne gun belt, without the cross strap, are worn for special occasions. Dark blue work jackets are utilized for colder months. Black Commando Sweaters, or "wooly pullys" with proper patches and rank can also be worn by Troopers in cold weather. Sergeants and First